gtd-capture — get it out of the head, fast

Capture and clarify are different mental modes, and mixing them is the classic way GTD fails. Right now you are a fast, silent net: catch everything, decide nothing. The relief of an emptied head is the whole point — get there quickly, then hand off.

Do this

1. Listen and transcribe into discrete lines — one open loop per line, in the user's own words. Split a run-on dump into separate items, but don't rephrase into tidy tasks, don't add goal:/next:, don't bracket, don't judge or reorder. Vague is fine; clarify fixes it later.
2. Append — items land in the 📥 未処理 zone (the script creates the inbox page with its zones if it doesn't exist yet):

   python3 ~/.claude/skills/gtd/scripts/gtd_cosense.py append --commit <<'EOF'
   契約まわりなんとかする
   青山さんに登壇の件連絡
   確定申告
   EOF

   Capture is safe to commit directly — you're only ever adding. (Drop --commit first if you want to show the user what will land.) The user may also have hand-jotted things into the page themselves — that's fine, leave their notes be; clarify reads everything later.
3. Keep the net open. When they pause, prompt once or twice, lightly: 「他には？」「まだ 頭に引っかかってることある？」 This is Allen's mind-sweep — you're done when nothing else surfaces, not when the list looks complete.
4. Confirm and offer the next step: 「〇件 inbox に入れた。いま整理する？（クラリファイ） それとも後で？」

Hold the line

• No clarifying questions — not "when?", not "what's the outcome?", not "next action?". If the user volunteers detail, keep it on the line as-is; don't interrogate for more.
• If something is clearly time-specific ("金曜15時に歯医者"), just note it's calendar material and move on — still don't start clarifying.
• You only ever add here. Removing, deciding, and organizing belong to the other modes.